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Why did Japan invade Manchuria? Group of answer choices They were afraid of the Chinese miltary To gain control of the iron and coal in the region Racism The Japanese felt it was their right
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Why did Japan invade Manchuria?

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They were afraid of the Chinese miltary

To gain control of the iron and coal in the region

Racism

The Japanese felt it was their right

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To gain control of the iron and coal in the region

Step-by-step explanation:

Japan was starting to invade near by areas and wanted to become more pwoerful.

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